Ph.D., associate professor, senior researcher
Kyrylo's areas of interest include oscillations of mechanical systems, three-dimensional modeling, and finite element analysis.
Kyrylo's main research interests are the development of analytical, experimental, and numerical methods for studying the interaction of similar elements on the stress state and vibrations of their joints as systems with cyclic symmetry. Another critical area of research is the determination of vibration diagnostic indicators of damage, such as fatigue cracking, in structural elements under their forced nonlinear vibrations.
From 2012 to 2016, Kyrylo was a co-executor of the project "Investigation of the characteristics of oscillations and aerodynamic stability of mechanical systems with regard to inhomogeneities and the influence of various energy dissipation mechanisms."
From 2016 to 2019, he was the executor of the "Strategic and Targeted Support for European-Ukrainian Cooperation in Aviation Research" research project.
From 2018 to 2019, Kyrylo was a co-executor of the research "Development of scientific principles for diagnosing damage to turbine blades turbomachinery by the parameters of their nonlinear oscillations."